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Nine members inducted into National Honor Society
Nine new members were inducted to the Perkins County Plainsmen Chapter of the National Honor Society on Thursday, Sept. 6. Deanne Bishop serves as the chapter adviser.
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Kelly Smith of Wallace, founder of Apple Wishes for Teachers, displays a sample gift bag and apple container that are presented to teachers to recognize a job well done.
Apple Wishes for Teachers pays it forward with gifts
Now in her 38th year of teaching, Kelly Smith of Wallace, began Apple Wishes for Teachers three years ago to pay it forward.
Contest announced to increase TeamMate mentor applicants
Tom Osborne, co-founder of the TeamMates mentoring program, has announced a new contest to increase mentor participation.
The addition as it stands today. Students are greeted by the commons area / lunch room, and straight ahead is the new gym. Double doors to the left connect the old building which leads to the commons area and Pritchett Gym.
$7.5 million PCS addition paid
Aug. 16 marked a milestone for Perkins County Schools as well as the Perkins County community. The school board approved the last payment on the building addition, which totalled $768,451.25.
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Serving the community were Pinnacle Bank staff members (l-r): Anita Burge, Kourtney Cutler, Cindy Hansen, Michelle Ross, Andrea Brueggeman and Karen Frye.
The 2018-19 PC Cheerleaders pictured are (l-r): Ashley Becker, Autumn Anderson, Kate Patrick, Hannah Kempf, Bella Fraizer, Brooke Gamble and Keshia Leeper.
At the grill were (l-r): Lynda Hoffman and Rod and Robbin Cornelius.
Three cheers for back-to-school night
Pinnacle Bank held their annual back-to-school appreciation grill-out on Tuesday, Aug. 14 at the Grant City Park.